The Star Wars Force trainer is a kick ass toy
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3531167
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3531167
The Star Wars Force trainer is a kick ass toy
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3531167
thats like the coolest toy ever.
I was thinking it would be boring as fuck inside 5 minutes. it's just going off your eye movement. you aren't actually harnessing the force with your hand
In a nutshell, says Uncle Milton's Executive Vice President Frank Adler, The Force Trainer allows you to "move an object with the power of your mind." The Force Trainer utilizes an innovative headset that senses the brain waves generated when you concentrate, triggering a flow of air that moves a Training Sphere. The harder you concentrate, the better able you are to move and control the sphere. Guided by Jedi Master Yoda, trainees advance through 15 levels, from Padawan rank to Jedi Master.
"This is your chance to actually replicate what it's like to use the force," says Adler. "It will only activate if you're concentrating."
(Note to concerned moms and dads: The headset uses Electroencephalography (EEG), a widely used, safe and noninvasive technology.)
Actually, it's using dry eeg sensors to monitor brain impulses. Has nothing to do with eye movement.
Besides, think of the DIY retro engineering projects you could do with the tech in that as a base.
Leaving thread since it's not about dildos.
Or a genmay account!
All I know is my kids don't need anymore toys.
That being said, we are finishing out the sandbox and getting them a bunch of sand toys.
Then each kid will get a couple new books, an outfit or shirt or something, and one toy that they've asked for. Haylee is getting a Barbie, and the boys I don't know, cause Ky changes his mind daily and Ian isn't old enough to know to ask for a toy.
Also, I refuse to buy toys that take batteries, I'm always out of batteries.
My one niece and nephew I need to buy for are getting books as well.
it's HI, what did you expect? it's not like they can throw it on a slow truck cross country
No. The typical issue is that there are a lot of vendors who have shipping arrangements through UPS or Fedex. So if I want something, I always get it in two days and pay a fortune. UPS Ground, which is an obvious misnomer,